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May 10th 05, 04:46 PM
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A bridge far too low...
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May 10th 05, 05:47 PM
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A bridge far too low...
Hugo wrote:
Seems like they did it again... Check http://www.thisislondon.com/news/lon...icles/18511417 From that pic, it surprises me how easy the top came off that bus, without much visible damage to the rest of the bus. Is this some design feature for occasions like this, Or is it how theyRe built? |
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May 10th 05, 08:53 PM
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On 10 May 2005 10:47:02 -0700, Joe wrote:
Hugo wrote: Seems like they did it again... Check http://www.thisislondon.com/news/lon...icles/18511417 From that pic, it surprises me how easy the top came off that bus, without much visible damage to the rest of the bus. Is this some design feature for occasions like this, Or is it how theyRe built? Well, basically, you've only really got the window frames to hold the roof on... -- http://gallery120232.fotopic.net/p14105443.html (The marshalling yard at Tinsley in 1979 - truly impressive) |
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May 12th 05, 08:50 PM
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A bridge far too low...
She resigned before she got sacked!!
Mr T "Hugo" wrote in message ... Seems like they did it again... Check http://www.thisislondon.com/news/lon...icles/18511417 H |
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May 16th 05, 12:09 PM
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A bridge far too low...
"Hugo" wrote in message
... Seems like they did it again... Check http://www.thisislondon.com/news/lon...icles/18511417 Do buses still have a prominent sign saying "This vehicle is X ft/ins high"? I remember seeing signs like this on old buses when I was a child, but I've not used buses much recently and on the occasions that I have, I've never seen a sign. If there is a clear sign, it's difficult to imagine how anyone could drive under a low bridge. You might take an unauthorised detour and discover a low bridge, but to drive under it rather than stopping to think "Help! What now?" is unforgivable. |
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May 16th 05, 12:36 PM
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A bridge far too low...
"Martin Underwood" typed
"Hugo" wrote in message ... Seems like they did it again... Check http://www.thisislondon.com/news/lon...icles/18511417 Do buses still have a prominent sign saying "This vehicle is X ft/ins high"? Yes. The double decker in which I travelled over the weekend was 14ft 6in, as writ in big figures just atop the windscreen above the steering wheel. -- Helen D. Vecht: Edgware. |
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